Perfect Ten was an easy read that did not require too much thinking or concentration on my part. I finished it pretty quickly and enjoyed it for the most part.
The main character, Caroline, stirred up some conflicting emotions and I alternated between feeling sorry for her and feeling frustrated by her. The story is very much focused on Caroline's quest for revenge and it's told from her point of view. However, it felt too one-sided at times and I longed for alternating chapters told from Caroline and her ex-husband Jack's point of view. This would have added greater depth to the story and created more tension and suspense. The references to Caroline's husband's infidelity trending on social media were hard to believe and made the story feel a little too far-fetched, even for a fiction book.
Overall, it was a good read but it could have been better.
The main character, Caroline, stirred up some conflicting emotions and I alternated between feeling sorry for her and feeling frustrated by her. The story is very much focused on Caroline's quest for revenge and it's told from her point of view. However, it felt too one-sided at times and I longed for alternating chapters told from Caroline and her ex-husband Jack's point of view. This would have added greater depth to the story and created more tension and suspense. The references to Caroline's husband's infidelity trending on social media were hard to believe and made the story feel a little too far-fetched, even for a fiction book.
Overall, it was a good read but it could have been better.